Double Eviction

Double Evictions are a special event on Big Brother where two houseguests are evicted in the same week. This often involves speeding up the game by having the HoH competition, nomination ceremony, veto competition, veto ceremony, and eviction all held within the span of a single night. The very first double eviction was in the second season. Double Evictions are also known as "Fast Forwards".

Overview
Typically 24 hours or more before it is due to take place, the host will inform the houseguests of the impending Double Eviction. This allows the houseguests time to send in a bootlist for who they wish to be eliminated if they happen to be unavailable at the time of the Fast Forward. Failure to do so would result in a penalty vote against the player if they find themselves having to vote during the event. On that night, typically following the previous eviction, the Head of Household and Power of Veto competitions are played out back to back, with short spaces in between for the Nomination and Veto Ceremonies. Once the final two nominees are confirmed, there is a short voting time, in which bootlists also get tallied, and the second eviction of the night then takes place. In some instances, the HOH competition for the week directly following the Double Eviction may also get played in the same night.